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Siskind's Immigration Bulletin
November 22, 2010

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1. Openers

2. ABC's of Immigration Law: The DREAM Act Proposal

3. Ask Visalaw.com

4. Border and Enforcement News

-GAO report: Border Patrol’s hands tied by Interior, Agriculture rules

-Flight school students arrested

-Iowa planning board vote against ICE holding site

-One out of three deportation requests denied

5. News from the Courts

-Costs to defend Arizona immigration law top $1 million

-Court signals backing for Arizona immigration law

-Nebraska Court won’t weigh in on immigration measure

-Feds to reopen Michigan man’s asylum case

-Supreme Court weighs fairness of citizenship rule that varies by sex

-Immigration courts add 23 judges

6. News Bytes

-Naturalization documents add security features

-New process for relatives of green card holders

-Jesse Jackson Sr. asks voters to protect 14^th amendment

-Temporary Protected Status for Somalia extended 18 months

-Rhode Island governor says he’ll rescind immigration order

-New Mexico governor unlikely to imitate Arizona immigration law

-Largest number of service members naturalized since 1955
-Study: 100,000 Hispanics left Arizona after SB1070

7. Washington Watch

-Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid want DREAM Act vote

8. Updates from the Visalaw.com Blogs

9. State Department Visa Bulletin: December 2010

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